At Prentice Family Law, we understand that there are many different forms of relationships. Some people choose not to marry for a variety of reasons, such as keeping their relationship secular, or simply do not feel the need. When couples live together, in legal terms this is called cohabitation. According to current law, unmarried couples do not have automatically enforceable rights if they break up and separate, as these relationships are not legally recognised, unlike marriages.… Read More
Divorce can be very difficult to cope with emotionally, and it can also take its toll financially. A myriad of aspects can be affected by a divorce, and it is important to consider all of these before going forward with the proceedings. You may have concerns about how the divorce will be performed, in terms of both the division of your wealth and potential child custody.… Read More
Child custody is a term referring to the right of guardianship over a child or children. Child custody is made up of two components: legal custody, which refers to the right of making decisions about the given child or children, and physical custody. Physical custody means the right to give housing and care to the child. When parents are married they both generally have physical and legal custody.… Read More
At Prentice Family Law, if you are looking for a divorce solicitor in Weybridge we can assist you in finding the right solution for your needs. Divorces can become long and costly legal procedures when children or common property is involved, as in a lot of cases the division of property and wealth has not been agreed upon before the marriage.… Read More